MAPS
Rolling line is a level editor/map builder at heart, so there are many maps (both official and community made) you can view in the game.
Official maps are made by the developer and can be accessed when starting a new game.
Community-made maps are built by players and are shared on the Steam Workshop.
LOCOMOTIVES
The game contains a range of locomotives and rolling stock from various countries. The majority of the rolling stock is NZ based.
The majority of the vanilla rolling stock has custom livery support. Players can find templates to create their own custom paint schemes which can be used in-game and uploaded to the Steam Workshop for other players to enjoy.
Fully custom rolling stock can currently be added to the game with the quickMod system. This is a stop-gap modding system but is perfectly sufficient for the majority of rolling stock players may wish to create. This system allows players to create detailed models of any rolling stock, fictional or prototype, and easily import it into the game; quickMods can be found and uploaded to the workshop.
COMMUNITY
The Rolling Line community has steadily grown over the years and plays a massive role in the games popularity and continued activity. People in the community create maps, mods, liveries etc and take part in discussions and even large-scale group projects.
The community resides over several locations:
EVENTS
Gauge has introduced some competitions and jams throughout time to increase layout building activity by the community.
- Color Comp (2019)
- Compact Comp (2019)
- Fantasy Livery Jam (2020)
- Hallowed Cove Comp (2020)
- Snow Globe Jam (2020)
VARIOUS IMAGES
ABOUT THE GAME & THE WIKI
Rolling Line is a model railway simulator virtual reality (VR) and PC game developed by Gaugepunk Games.
It was released on 28 Apr, 2018.
This wiki is a collaborative community website dedicated to storing information about the game, its community's, history, development and more.
Rolling Line is currently only available on Steam and supports:
- Windows (keyboard and mouse)
- HTC Vive
- Valve Index
- Oculus Rift
- Oculus Touch
- Windows Mixed Reality (WMR)
The game also makes use of the Steam Workshop for player -made Maps, Mods, and Liveries!!
This wiki is brand new, and is going to be very bare bones for the time being!
Anyone, including you, can build and expand this wiki. Community-driven wikis like this depend on readers getting involved! Click on "Add new page" or "Edit" button at the top of any page to get started on contributing!
